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right there is this fight

mundine v's green

they are both massive tool so im going to be cheering every punch that makes contact with a head

so in the tradition of thursday rsl nights in the city team booze hounds( beer barron , myself and whoever wants to get smashed) are hitting the piss hard on wednesday

who cares where it is as long as there is a happy hour(or 4)( clock hotel has been talked up casue there is good looking flange(sorry i ment ladies) there

plan is finish work at 5pm

hit the cans get home at 3am

it foolproof

now who is in

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yeah they are bred a bit soft, and a bit camp around here.

we used to make a few calls and emails and it was on for some beers. now people are all too busy at the hairdresser, or making some pasta salad in the hope of getting laid.

Told my brother he oughta go to Syddley. He'd pick up for sure.

Next you'll all be watchin' that limp wristed footy stuff they have down here instead of sport. State of Origin Whitewash to Qld my friends.

BTW they have this here over the weekend

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So the fight is going to be televised at the Ari?

I heard the promoters where trying to screw the max out of ticket sales and pay-per-view?

I really wanna see Mundine get his big mouth caved in on this one.

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